Stunning photo of an American crocodile in the mangroves of Cuba by Massimo Giorgetta. Took a screen shot because it's part of a larger photo collection. https://t.co/nq6iWWVJuC
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A healthy mangrove is a great place to commune with a seahorse, such as this long-snouted seahorse grasping a mangrove root near Calabash Caye Field Station. See the full video at: https://t.co/8mJENwesYQ
Mangroves are widely regarded as inhospitable places for corals to live, but ~1/2 of coral species found on Caribbean reefs also live in mangroves. A seminal 2014 study on mangrove corals came from Kimberly K. Yates, Caroline S. Rogers, and co-workers.
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If there's "fire" in the name, don't touch! In reef habitats, the fire worm is known to graze upon detritus, macro algae, and even coral. The bulbous lips pulsate as this polychaete grazes in the mangroves near Calabash Caye Field Station in Belize https://t.co/65dtzVMhRK
Mangroves support an amazing diversity of fishes, including juveniles that may migrate to nearby coral reefs as adults. Young barracudas prowl the mangroves looking for prey. This scene was recorded near Calabash Caye Field Station in Belize. https://t.co/eX0lGpcRvV